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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22


Daaelas Rohsa. q Sd Rapids s'ss Il tas
ci'z EeeferaaE
~. John cz1se,s. ef AsalsEes, was a.
Ihs AsrtaE ye<esffzy,
Ianss (. wilson and sifs. Of sgnEas
Lake. azs a. ths Carseessa-
canxressaa4a Eord ~il remain Ia y Ash-
insloa saFins tie aoiid4y recess
Hou. ! =. Co1b. II ScneoleFsft. editor Of
ths Grassgs FEsitsr. ieA ioF hoas yesterday.
G. o. GosdysaF. cf seasca Falls. ;. l.. =
In tie csfy - = witness n a. inieoFtznt iAE
salF.
Z 6. Raymond manager for .. A Bsod-
gsLG, has gone fsr trip up north tsf is@
eaya
Ms H H. chiids. of chisds Nnis Is
yiaif.sg Afs. b L. DAnfortb. u s7s foaa-
tsia-sk
Mrs. q Moore aBd dsaghter. Lille.
have returned from three moaihs ylslt a.
Buffalo.
O. C. wairous. Master aeshsnie Of the
u, f. & ~ Railroad, wes II the ctty On
kasinsss ysstsSlay.
Misses Maud QaacksnbUsh and Edna
Holden Eii spend their holiday vacation
sin friends IN 6rallAa.
Mss Maud Liney, OF 40 chsFry-st., is
h9me from He.lmuth College. London,
Ontario. for the holidays
Miss Louie B4bcock. Of l62 Thomas ST,
leaves for Lansing % spend the holiday ;
with friends and rslatl0as.
Professor Czrmsa. Of the High school,
vii spend the holiday vacation with friends
/ add relatives Al Am Arcor.
Eddie Petsch, clerk in 5trshan's clothing
store, leaves saturday 20 spend the holidays
With frieads ia Clinton county.
Mis- NAY Widdicomb has returned from
Kalamazoo where she Is attending college
10 spend ihs holiday season, with her pa
rents.
Hover G. Clark, formerly of the q & W
n. Railway ofices IN this city, bat now in
the lumber business in Minneapolis, IS IN
the ely.
MrsJ.E. Parr. the West Bridge Street
/ iewsler has received word that her only
| brother. c. T. Rainer, of Monroe, Ind. /,
very i'll She expects to leave for there to
aOrrog.
Miss Marx f. Ryan. Of Crescsnt-sxs.. has
returned from Two months visit with
( friends and relatives at Hancock, Upper
Peninsula
Geo. Venahle Smith. of Port Angeles
I WsshingtOn Territory. representing ths
4 Puget ooand Cooperative company Is AZ tns
1 Clarendon.
FE Hammond. formerly book-keepe
! a. the Fourth National Bank in this city
has been elected cashier of the Saving:
Bank AZ MGskegon.
Fernando Page. Doorkeeper for the Mem
bers' Gallery of the House of Representa-
tiyes arrived from Washington yesterday
to spend the holidays with friends In TIT
I city
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
For The BooTeLAcKs' FESTIVAL
Tue Programme Arranged for tho Enter
teinment Tomorrow Night

Tue Programme Arranged for tho Enter
tsinment Tomorrow Night
Tomorrow night will witness an affair
which will make many hearts beat with
delight. and brighten many faces which
often pass days together without a smile.
The.newsboys and bootblseks viii be given
q Christmas festival, with real
Christmas tree and q delicious supper
at the Metropolitan hall on Pearl-sL.
Through the generosity OF many substsn-
tial business men and wealthy residents the
festival will undoubtedly be q success. The
following programme has been arranged
Introductory opening by the Chairman,
J. j. Bslknap, Esq.
Prayer by Rev. Campbell Fair.
Piano duet by the Misses Klys and Bitten
bender.
March.
Supper.
instrumental music.
Recitation by B. II. Kre ere.
Piano solo, by Miss Jennie Utterwick
Recitation, by Miss Matte Van Asmus.
Bass solo, by John Wssterhoff, (member
of the famous Schubert Club
QEartstte solo.
Violin solo.
Songs and recitations by other eminent
artists.
Address to the boys by Rev. p. Moerdyke.
Distribution Of presents from Christmas
tree
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Wv. are botbsfsl WITH that kiad Of pso-
rie almost ever day. remarked a rsilvsy
,rakemsn on one Of the ous trains last
night. pointing 70 an individual who was
rorfnr the ra-senEefs wta some Rad Of
baa< ~rhev are a EroAt octher 20 Is aud
arpat anncg snCe % he passengers, 5itf
fhere Seprs,a 20 he no usv el EstrinE rid ak
tharr. Ns hexdig ever alake a iriD oUt
~het there a scnle venosf qf os1cks. PIE
ture.. esc on tire tr1in. and fhere should
- score vsy of filidi1E tbe puoiic ~ this
nuissncr 5asf ~ thls coint BrfdRe-st.
iot1rney's end.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

The beautiful snox that fell almost in
cessantly during the day yesterday. re-
minded Us of the near approaching boil
idAys, and tells as also that the little c0ur-
tesies due the many friends should not be
neglected. In so complying with this atten-
ton we should not forget where 70 secure
the most appropriate. handsome, as well as
the cheapest presents. Listen. Take the
advice of one who has been there. and call
on VIM. a. Hutchinson, the very polite
manager Of the manufacturers sale of
everything suitable for Christmas. The
place, or rather locality OF his store is 45
Pearl-ss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

The Christsnzs Souvenirs pregzred ~ the
Passenger Department 4 tie C1ic2go a
North xestsEn ksilss Company. for their
friends, the press representatives. and ticket
agents are worthy Of more than passing
mention. They are hards0rle steel engrsy-
inss Of high artistic merit. The handsome
dogs cannot fail 10 receive a cordial vel
come, whether ia maidens cover o. coy
bachelors retreat The Souvenirs viii ful-
nh their dO1bse mission. noting tae pas
sage OF each day and perpetuatlng The SEN
timsnts Of cordial esteem mutually existing
between the great Northwestern and its
multitace Of friends aud patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Arshur Purity arrested fssr co0ntsFfestiug
sre-cent checks on ne White Eiephant
neof roous. was ara zned IA The Superior
ferrt Yesterday and pieated guilty .
,e.r,zs Of - se cretecse<. he wss sentenced
"a ninefv dsFs - the Icuis House q Ger
surL.s.. FarfY = tsentE F-sFs d SO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

u i psobzblss II proper encoEf fegemsnt
< offered, that TIE D.. L. q \. Railroad sill,
sithia tia nsxt tso years, move their
shops froaa lonis 70 th.s city fals city -
the Junction D0iaE 81 tue oom5i8st sssfsIa,
that is. tie D. l. & y, t4e q. & W. y /,
ana TIE a. x. I. < d. Ines This woula
Z he nasuzal point FOR locating tbs shops.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

At ne snEazi nasss-Eg u fns Graaa
Rissr Fssey heftseaitaezs Sa.issF = -
fssifse1cs q t1a ssers.srxs y y eoek.
I.azs4xsrs1. G ~ 62rasls. pfesidsnt oc-
qxa tAa eAais. ~ tcls0siEg of1eers
wsrs elected for the .snsning ye4F. Presl-
3ent. Chzs ~ Sarnsld, t1ee Rrsssdsnt. J
A. RaeTcs. Secretary. ~ y c2ok. Treasurer
r &. Pbslilps. ExseaiiFe CoHailles. Z. O.
BsIly. hobt. 6rAkzn. 4 \. Bal s1d Ihos-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Geo. Venable Smith. President of the
Puget Sound Cooperative Colony. will lee
ture at X. OF L. hall on Friday night, De-
csmber 23. 1887. on the climate and re
sources of Washington Territory, and ex-
plain the plan AMI successful operation of
the Colony, which gives all its profits to its
workers. conducts ell industries and guar
antees permanent employ ment and homes
70 all
Mr. Smith can be consulted at the CIar-
endon Hotel for a few days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

The largest and most complete stock of
canned and bottled goods at Hatch's, and
retailed at wholesale prices. Cali and. be
convinced
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Having purchased sample lot of small
sized Gents Embroidered Slippers. We Will
give you your choice OF entire lot FOR sl-50.
usually sold a. 3 50. n. s. WATsos & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Cases of contagi0us diseases were reported
20 TIE Bosrd of Health yesterday "a fol-
avs Gerrit Weinlerinx. - narton 81
scsriet tevsr- Keller Gro8 corner Croeby-sf.
sn& A Aietne-sve.. 6iphtheTiss Jona Hesher.
rccui e Healf eicrk. scarlet fever. Ms
7wsse<S- ia Hass-sk. D~sel>s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Iadies-sAn elegant present for your gen.
tlemen friends would be e pair Of those
Mocha Caster Gloves at Coles Glove Store,
80 Pearl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

We are showing the most complete line
of Picture Frame Mouldings in the city,
and make to order frames oil all sizes.
HkRVEY Z. HEYsrEE
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Toy drums at 80 cents and upwards, at
Julius A. j. Friedrich's, 30 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Diamonds and gold watches, handsome
new designs; the best bargains offered by
Hervey at No. Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

A rare chance 10 secure great bargains in
gentlemen's and ladies' Winter Gloves. is
now offered at Coles Glove Store, 70 PEARL
ST. Prices away down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Banios at 81. .25 and upwards, at Julius A
]. Friedrich's, 80 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Sheet music and music books at julius A.
J. Friedrich's, 30 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Weber Fischer ana Saith pianos AZ julius
A. J. frisdEieh's >. 80 ana - Cansl'sI-
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--~ e----
GoLD sPEcTscLEs,
Gold and silver thimbles, tootbpick., PEN
ellis. opera aliases in great variety at Her
vey's, No. Csnsl-st
The largest and most complete stock Of
canned and bottled goods a. Hatch's, and
retatied At wholesals prices. Call and be
convinced.
A. B. Chase. Estey and Hills;ron organs
At julius A. J. Ffisdrich's. 20 sBd b Canal
st.
violins a. 81 and upwards. at Julius A. J.
Friedrich 3, 80 and s2 Csnslst.
------< s-----
Choice new hgs Al Hstch's, fifteen cents
per pound.
Guitsrs 1t 81 and upwards. Al Julius A.
J. Frisdzicn's. - and 3 Caaal-st.
Handmade French creams st HAtch's
- os''As =. 30, 2 =. - - :, -
r. roo have ricturss yon want framed IL
viil pay yo1 10 examine car mouadiuzs.
HsssEg 4 HETsrzk-
Crysssilizsd frnts Al Hzich's. IS cents per
pound.
New naired rurs ct Hstch's. Is CO. per
10. Ibs for = ca.
Artist 0ul6tz. Drs~inz instruments zad
Wstsr Cs.ov Boxes. a. Harvey = Hey
stek&
Maaza sB6 cstsw6s xrspes. frssh lettuce.
cbcice cesery ard veEsgsbies q al Kinds II
Hates. Us Noaro@s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
RICH DISPLAY

Choice mixed candy at Hatce's, 10 cts. pei
h.; 3 lbs for 20 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Apple butter. mince meat maple syrup,
white clover honey ct Hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Order your picture frames made at .72
Ottaws-st. HARYEY & HEYsTEK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Artistic picture frames of all sizes made
to order az Harvey & Heystek's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Hand made French creams 81 Hatch 5.
20 cts. Ter 10; D ID. box for 80 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
REAL ESTATE SALES.


This list is furnished oy W. K. Scri6ner,
real estate dealer. 56 Pearl-st.
Alice M Wheeler 70 Dennis II. McCuthy
iof blk p Van Buren y rurger sid .ses2 20
Laura ". Iton 20 Dennis fl Mccarthy
los bk Van Buren q Turner'S add -. 262 50
Wfn. Hooqs - George p. Bart EFT lot o.
= a HfoTus add --.--...-..-...... $50
CITY Of G-and Radios % the Dsnia Society
i7t 5 ok Is Serihnsr q Turner'S add. ....-.- 2.550
Mary " Ter 70 Hrtiget shields. part l0t
,ot q sammsst. kent rlaf.......-...-.-.-... 1850
james Cimpne'i e. al % oscar Long. iots
y sai b Oaxdais PARK add-.--..-.... co.
Syi4este- Fineh - R1lefl Hardy. LOT II bk
& Chspla & BoDsa's add. Lowell -. 1.ioo
Thomas kstnoun - eehcn ". Proctor.
part = Of sec ~. Jsiesi0u s...-----..---. 2250
Bar1sra Mcfuea g. CorsaiIus Hell aes. part
ot os i6. sfewar. s. ives 4dd-..............s I'D
wm corn ans 70 Theodore !. dost a y
+ io1 S Gilosrfs -. ......... -. 800
john r Ner<erse % Wm r. Halasway ard
vie oS =. and 81 ki~seii s Harlsn's add f01
John Fsrserke % N ~ - Hathaway and
vi ~ ~ l. El<seif 8 Tartan adj ~ 80
Nsrg p Burt q Wm. i. Hathaway snd
wife. iots y and Ief Btssel & Hsrlass
Elisabeth A. Barren 20 Wni ~ Hssa1eay
sn VIE 0ts - And iaa Bisseli 4 haf-
IAN Al f-. ...-.--..------- 80
Grin RAa Il 70 saScea Berynsan. n ?
81 seg ~ A Jlne --..- 2 co
Tofin a. ~ccer - Chss l. - ds0a. parts
INV ~ see s psrs ..-......--.. - ......... Z ~
Wa Nertz n Jas. csInp pheii and y 6. Cnder-
w1r1, 3qs 1t 80 3. Ptris ....----- 80 =
Tflo'h eaf FL Fr1ratricx 70 IA. 49,
Vac pec ian1 "a Sc = WTominz .--...- 50
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Choice new figs at Hstch's, is cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

OF beautiful jewelry, pins, rings, scarf pins,
sleeve buttons, ETC., at Hsryey's, No. g
Iannl-St
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

New mixed nuts ss Hstch's, l5 cts. per
H.; los for % cts
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Crysfalized fruits at Hatch's. 55 els. per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
Com srscT.cLu.

Accordeons st IS cents and upwards, at
Julius a. ]. Fnedrich's. 80 and 32 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Choice mized candy at Hatsh's, 10 ets
rer To-; 3 hs or IS cfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Choice sweet oranges at Hatch's, 25 cents
per dozen
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
A RARE CHANcl

Al pie butter, mince meat. maple syrup,
white clover honey at Hatchs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Treasury of Song at Julius A. j. Fried.
ricn's, 80 and 81 Cana 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
THE MODEL CIrY.

Clocks in great variety at Hervey's jew
elry store No. Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

The largest and most complete stock OF
canned and bottled goods a. Hatch's, and
rstaded At wholesale prices. Call and be
convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Gold and silver thimbIes, tootbpicks, pen
ellis. opera aliases in great variety at Her
vey's No. 6 Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

A choice article OF sauer kraut at Hsteh's.
10 Monroe street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

A. B. Chase. Estey and Hills;rom organs
At Julias a. j. Ffisdrich's. 20 AID 81 Canal
ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

The following Is = list of the marriage
licenses izsued yesterday. With the nanses
residence 9hea 00tside the city snd ages
Of the partiess
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

VioiiEs 81 81 and upwards. At Julius A.
Frieirich's, :, 80 and 81 Csnsist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Choice new fgs al Hstch's, fifteen ceni
per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Guitars Il 81 and upwards. a. Julius A
J. Frisdxica's. - and - Caa2l-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

In this connection O better O quote
from Peters Musical Monthly" published by
oldest music this country:
"FinisI, workmanship and material would have alone
gained for the Chase leading position any Plane
honestly made from good material later
prove Add to this honest work. skill thought
and scientific brain and the
copy of some successful rival but PERFECT PIANO.
owned and controlled by the Chase Brothers.
all the advantages that skilled labor
material give, aud certain distinctive feat
ures produced from the of patents. THE PROPERTY
OF THE CHASE BROTHERS. the result being a superb
Piano SO NOTABLY SUPERIOR TO OTHER MAKES
as to placed Chase Piano head shoulders
ABOVE ALL COMPETITIONS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Handmade French cresms st Hatch /.
% cents Per 10: 5 10. box fof - CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

Ma'sza s8d cstswos grapes. frss1 lsftucs.
choice ceierq ard veEsEsbies q al kiuds It
Hates seS N1-~,r.~f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

IF vou have rfctures yCn want framed IL
vii pay voc 20 examine car nousdinzs.
HkRTKY Il HHfsrEK
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

crTssailinsa fr'liss At H4ieh's. IS cents per
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

New nnir~a nns. 1t Hsseh's IS CO. per
"a ! - r,~ r. "a
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29

once and taught now TO keep books suc
invoice goods. In this way be learned
every detail Of the business.
1t was very hard at first, Of course, for
Stuart's great fault stood In the way Of his
progress. But no one could be very lazy
where Mr.. Pieffer was, he was such an en-
ergetic, industrious man himself, and he
seemed to take a peculiar pleasure in push
| ing Stuart along.
Stuart ascribed this at first to malice
and desire for revenge. But he thought
different when he knew Mr.. Pieffer better.
/ He found out that kind heart beat under
! that rough exterior and that the old gen
! tleman appreciated at their full value the
| virtues of truth, sincerity and manliness.
! 1t was two years before the subject Of
! the debt Stuart owed his employer was
mentioned between them. Then one day
| Mr.. Pieffer called the young man into his
| private Office.
I've been expecting for some time that
you would speak TO me about that 5000
| you owe me, Willard, said he, but you
have not mentioned it"
IL felt sure you would tell me when
had worked it out, sir" replied Willard.
If say consider the debt paid now
YOU will be wanting to leave me, | sup
pose" said Mr. Pieffer.
Not il yOu want me to stay, sir. !
shall not 90 To school again. | am Is
years old and it is time began to help my
mother I'll stay here if you want me to
do SO, sir. "
Mr. Pieffer gave short laugh
That's modest, Willard, when you
know rs well as ! do that couldn't get
along without you now. The day you
came to me like the brave, honest boy you
are, and confessed that you had killed my
horse, made up my mind that you were
the boy needed here. II was worth more
than 5000 to me tn find some one on whose
truth and honesty / could rely implicitly
If you will stay with me, Willard, III
allow you good salary from this day for.
ward and there II be an excellent chance
Of promotion TO something a good dea
better
} OF course Willard stayed, and the '.some
thing a gooi deal better" proved to be 4
junior partnership at the end of eigh
years service.
So you see Stuart had reason to b
thankful that the principles Of honesty ant
truth instillcd into him by his Widowed
mo. her led him to make the confession
which resulted in curing him forever o.
| his great fault, and placing him in 1
! ositiOn of honor and trust
\
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29
Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next
to and undoubtedly leads on to consumption,
Ii is therefore singular that those affiicted
with this fearful disease should not make tt
the object of their lives 10 rid themselves OF it
Deceptive remedies concocted by ignorant
pretenders TO medical knowledge have weak
ened the confidence Of the great majority Of
sufferers In all advertised remedies. They be-
come resigned to a life of misery rather than
torture themselves with doubtful palIiatives.
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met
at every stage and combated with all our might.
In many cases the disease has assumed dan
gerous symptoms. The bones and cartilage of
the nose. the organs Of hearing. of seeing ad
OF tasting so affected as to be useless, the uvIa
so elongated, the throat so infamed and irri-
tated as to produce constant and distressing
cough.
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of
catarrh. from a simple head cold to the most
lOathsome and destructive stages. 1t Is local
and constitutional. Instant in relieving. per
manent in curing. safe, economical and never
failing.
Each package contains one bottle OF the
RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
an IMPROVED INHALER. with treatise; price, 81.
PoTTrR DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co.. Bosros.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29
Novel Cure for DeIirium TremenS
New York Graphic. !

New \ Ork Grapnlc-
Justice H c. Casey. of Tompkinsvills, 1.
L. was seated in his office the other evening
when man who laid his name was Brown
came in and stated that he wanted an o.
fcer to arrest another man who was con-
stantly following him about with a shot
-un and threatening murder. Squire Casey
saw at once that Mr.. Brown was in a wild
state Of deiirium tremens but that it was
not a desperate case. The squire turned to
Constable McTey, who was in the room,
and ordered him to go out and arrest the
supposed mur ferrous artileryman and bring
him into the back yard. where they would
saw him in two Constable McVey was told
quietly by the justice to 60 out in the yard
and fix some wood in the sawbuck, which
he did. The rest Il the novel cure for delir-
ium tremens was tol / by the justice.
Il had just got in a full cord of unsplit
wool. Constable McVey fixed a log of it
in the sawbuck and led the shivering Mr.
Brown out to it McVey tod the fellow
that there was his man lying thers, and to
take the saw and saw him in two Brown
went at the task with a will When he had
got through one log he was given anot Ter
one, the constable remarking aS he ad justei
each log that the saw had slipped.
1t was warm night, and the perspira-
tion rolled off Brown in torrents The
whisky was working out of his system and
brain at an equally rapid rate But man
who has taken so much that he has the "hor-
rurs" must work out a good deal before he
is aware of it. s. Mr.. Brown went on hour
after hour sa wing log after log. He worked
up half my wood pile. ! told McVey to
stand by, and myself and neigbborS, who
had been watching the novel cure, went to
bed at midnight with Brown still hard at
work In the morning was told BY the con-
stable that his patient had come to his sen
ses about O'Clock, and had then gone into a
sound Sleep, from which it is likely he will
awake feeling natural, and with fine ap-
petite. guess good, honest and hard work
would cure a good many other men who are
suffering from tarrying about gin-mi!ls too
rnurh -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29

Almost all the original Harper family
and many of their sons and grandsous
were named after the Wesley family; and
The third generation Of the Harper Broth
ers got considerably mixed up. There was,
for instance, the original Wesley, who had
son named Joseph Wesley. and Joseph
Wesley, Fletchers son, had himself soa
named Joseph Henry. 1t used to be diff
cult to distinguish them i'll the house
where they all were employed, and they
gradually became TO be known as Mr.
Joseph W" for the original, "Joe Brook,
1yn'' for his SON, Joe 22d'' Cfor the just
deceased man and Joe Henry" for his
som. There were several Johns, who
were designated Colonel John" ''the
Colonels john and Fifth Avenue
Jack" There are something like dozen
or more surviving male members of the
firm, and each has been reared in the
house in some capacity until he is familiar
with the minutest details Of the vast bust.
ness.-New York Cor. Chicago Herald
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29

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and perfect are its effects,
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its application.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29
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CIea 1sed, Purified and Beau.ifie
BY the Cu.icura Remedies.

For cleansing the skin and scalp of disngur.
ing humOrs, for allaying itching, burning and
Inflammation, for curing the first symptoms OF
eczema psoriasis, milk crust. scaly head
scrofula and other inherited skin and blood
diseases. CUTICURA. the great skin cure. and
CUrICURA Soar, an exquisite skin beauttfsr
externally, and CUTICURA RESOLyENT, the ne
blood purifier, Internally. are infallible.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-01-29
A COMPLETE CURE.

have suffered all my life with skin diseases
of different kinds, and have never found per
manent relief. until. by the advice Of a lady
faiend, | used your valuable CUTICURA RENE-
DIEs. gave them thorough trial. using six
bottles Of the CUTICURA RESOLyEST. two boxes
of CT rICURA aud seven cakes Of CUrICURA soar,
and the result WAS just what had been told IL
would be-G complete cure.
BELLE WADE. Richmond, Va.
Reference, Il. W. Latimer. Druggist. Rich
mond, Va